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π Summer Reading challenge π
The Summer Reading challenge is open to all ages and encourages participants to:
π Find a book they enjoy
πΈ Snap a photo in their reading space (cosy, creative or completely crazy!)
π» Upload their entry via the website.
There are multiple prize categories and some fantastic prizes to be won, including:
β’ Β£50 voucher of the winnerβs choice
β’ Streamvale Farm family pass
β’ Moodys Plaice family feast
β’ Cinema tickets
β’ Goodie bags
β’ Plus many more prizes still to be announced.
At a time when conversations around screen time are more important than ever, we hope this challenge will encourage children to discover that reading can be enjoyable, creative and something to share with others.
Together we can help inspire a new generation of readers.
Useful Links
π Facebook Page:
Learn with Mel Facebook Page
π Website:
www.learnwithmel.co.uk
π Competition Entry Page:
Summer Reading Challenge Entry Form
Thank you for your continued support.
Together, letβs make reading fun this summer! π
From the profits made through the Young Enterprise Business Beginnings programme, P7B chose to donate Β£75 back into YE as a legacy for delivering next yearβs programme. They also voted to donate Β£75 to Action Deaf Youth. This is a fantastic local charity who supports deaf and hearing-impaired babies, children and young people. This charity is close to P7Bβs hearts as they have provided excellent support to our own pupils. Today, our class enjoyed a visit from Julie and Michelle, along with their interpreter Chloe, who told us about what Action Deaf Youth does to support and empower young people and their families, and what the pupilsβ donation will be used for. These pupils are definitely living up to the LPS promise of educating, encouraging and caring!
Action Deaf Youth
Young Enterprise Northern Ireland
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The football season ended with a match against league winners Victoria, and a friendly against Castle Gardens. Well done to every player who represented the school team this season. Keep practising those skills and good luck with your football development.
Unfortunately, we have had to make the difficult decision to cancel Sports Day tomorrow.
The weather has not been on our side, and following a risk assessment we feel that the conditions are not safe. The tennis courts are likely to be slippery, creating a health and safety concern, and the grass area for our P1 and P2 pupils is simply too wet for activities to take place safely.
At this stage, I am unsure whether we will have another suitable date available before the end of term. However, please be assured that all children will still have the opportunity to take part in Sports Day activities during school time, either within their class or year group, and on a dry day.
I appreciate that this news may be disappointing for both children and families, and I apologise for any inconvenience caused. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
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π Summer Fair Prize Winners β Round One! π
The first of our Summer Fair prize winners have been revealed!
π¬ Congratulations to our P4 winner who was the closest in guessing the number of sweets in the jar. The correct answer was 741, and their impressive guess of 715 was the nearest of all entries.
ποΈ Well done also to our P5 winner of the Wednesday Bundle, who successfully tracked down where βThingβ was hiding!
ποΈ There is still more excitement to come, as Campbell from Tesco will be joining us later today to draw the ballot winners.
Good luck to everyone still waiting for the next prize draw! π€π
β Stars of the Week β Spirit of Londonderry β
This week, we are celebrating pupils who truly demonstrated the Spirit of Londonderry.
These children stood out for always giving their best! They impressed us with their fabulous manners, kindness, and respect towards others. Always ready to lend a helping hand, being a wonderful friend and an excellent role model within our school community. π€©
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